National Law Journal
Foreign bribery and corruption prosecutions declined during 2012, even as 15 new countries were cracking down on such crimes involving their own government officials, according to a survey by Trace I
...the third U.S. law firm to open an office in South Korea. A big reason for New York-based Cohen &...
...As North Korea ratchets up its hostile rhetoric, announcing Thursday that its military has been...
...Alan Larson and associate Jonathan Wakely on the South Korea account. In May 2005, Covington helped Australia become the only country...
...About 70 percent comes from China. There's also money from South Korea, Canada, Great Britain. NLJ: How much of...
...purchasers. Discovery spanned four years, with attorneys traveling frequently to Japan, South Korea and Taiwan for depositions, and a small army of bilingual attorneys...
...reach across Europe and in Latin America; Ticket Monster Inc. in South Korea, which also serves consumers in Malaysia; and Ensogo, which does business...
Federal prosecutors have saved themselves a trial in a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act case. The last remaining defendant available for prosecution has pleaded guilty
As Saudi Arabia builds a civilian nuclear power program, its atomic energy authority has quietly given millions of dollars to a U.S. law firm to help aid its development
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